Abdel Hamid Shoman, chair of Arab Bank, stands down

In a letter sent to the bank’s staff, Shoman said he was disappointed by the performance of the general manager and the board of directors
Arab Bank's Chairman Abdel Hamid Shoman resigned from Jordan’s largest financial institution on Thursday 16 August, citing disputes with top executives as the main reason.
In a letter sent to the bank’s staff, Shoman said he was disappointed by the performance of the general manager and the board of directors.
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